Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 March 1941 — Page 6
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Choirs and Tech Singers
On Program
School Madrigal Group,
Will Appear at Roberts Park.
The Madrigal Singers of
Techni- |
cal High School will present a pro-!
gram of folk madrigals
for the Young People's League tomorrow evening in the ROBERTS
PARK METHODIST CHURCH Among the madrigals chosen are “Hark! All Ye Lovely Saints Above’ by Weelks and Haydn's "Maiden Fair.” Folk songs include the Negro spiritual. “Climbin' Jp the Mountain.” and Harvey Gauls “Tennessee Mountain Morning Hymn.”
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Lenten Meditation
The Lenten musical “Christ's Words From by Mrs. R. R. Forman, by the Concert Choir of the Central Studios of Music tomorrow evening at the OLIVE BRANCH CHRISTIAN CHURCH and the following Sundays at the BETHANY LUTHERAN AND BROAD RIPPLE METHODIST CHURCHES. Clifford D. Long will direct the choir; E. Ford Blanford, wil] be soloist and Mrs. Graham Meggenhofen, ac: companist.
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mediation, the Cross.’ will be sung
Choir to Sing Spiritual
Norman Merrefield's ment of the spiritual. I Feel Like a Motherless Child.” and other numbers will he sung bv the Crispus Attucks Choir directed by Mr. Merrefield at interdenominational vespers tomorrow at 3:30 p m. in the Roberts Park Methodist | Churcn |
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At Wheeler Mission
Mrs. Ruth Graham and Misses Elizabeth Stayton and Alice Wilde will sing at services preceding breakfast for unemployed men s“onsored by the Women's Auxiliary of the Railway Mail Association ‘tomorrow morning in the WHEELER MISSION. {
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Special Events
Prentice A. Pugh of NashTenn.. rector of one of the largest Episcopal churches in the South. active In civic enterprises. one-time Kiwanis Club president and Scottish Rite Mason will be the noon-dav speaker at CHRIST CHURCH next week Dr Pugh will speak Tuesday through Friday in the church on the Circle and on Wednesday eveALL, SAINTS CATHEDRAI The Rev. Claire T. Crenshaw Lawrenceburg, Ind. will preach Monday at Christ Church
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The Students League of many nations representing 16 different nationalities, will conduct a service of worship and music this evening at 7:30 in the NORTH BAPTIST CHURCH and tomorrow at the same hour in ST. PAUL'S METHODIST CHURCH.
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Your God?” is the sermon subject of Dr. Ezra L. Hutchens, speaker for the Metrodist Distriey services tomorrow ot 7:45 p. in the ROBERTS PARK | METHODIST CHURCH. Dr. Hutchens is pastor of the IRVINGTON METHODIST CHURCH. His choir, directed by Mrs. Paul Mozingo. organist, will sing at the service
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Tne Rev. Eamond M. Keriin will continue his addresses in the FIRST EVANGELICAL CHURCH concluding the series with "The Christ of the 20th Century.” at 10:30 a m and “A Pour-Square Faith” at 7:30 m Prof. John M. White music, has arranged a sical program. Mrs. Roy is organist and the Rev Hazenfield is pastor of ” o
Special. one-hour. pre-Easter services will open tomorrow with the sermon “Jesus and His Cross” by D. S. Grundy Fisher tomorrow evening in the UNIVERSITY PARK CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
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3 Revivals Set
Revivals will open in three churches here tomorrow. They are the BEVILLE AVENUE EVANGELICAL CHURCH, the BROOKSIDE UNITED BRETHREN CHURH and the WEST SIDE CHURCH OF GOD. The Rev. C. W. Schiemmer of van Wert, O. will give the sermons at the revival at Beville Avenue, preaching tomorrow at 10:30 a. m and continuing each evening except Saturday at 7: p.m through April 4. At Brookside. Miss Esther Becker of the Indiana Central College faculty, will present and the pastor. the Rev. Ralph E, Weber. will preach for two weeks each evening at 7:30 except Saturday. The Rev. and Mrs. Ralph E. Carey of Evansville, Ind., evangelists and musicians, will be in charge at the CHURCH OF GOD.
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E. Burdette Backus, ALL SOULS UNITARIAN
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CHURCH. has found it worth while to conduct forums each Wednesday the questions suggested by his sermon the previous Sunday on the gener al
evening when he answers
theme, “Science Remolds Religion.” Dr. Backus will preach on “Biology | and Brotherhood” a. m.
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the devotions
pastor
tomorrow at 1 1
Molly Ann Robinson selects tl Ann and her family William B. Robinson, Molly
chimes and is assistant organist.
are among many Ann's father, is tenor in the choir, while her uncle, Fredrick Weber, plays the uncle, Norman Robinson, alse sings in the choir.
1e traditional vielets to give her who will observe the day
Another
mother on Mothering Sunday. tomorrow
THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
Selecting the Violets to Be Given Mother Jesuits Note
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SATURDAY, MARCH 941
400th Year
Molly
in Christ Episcopal Church.
I1-Man Team Christ Church to Follow
English Tradition Tomorrow :
To End Tour
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Disciples’ Speakers Here for Two Days. A
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internationally Christ speaking tour here Monday
team of
Disciples will eli-
a 10.000-mile convocations and Tuesday. All their addresses will some phase of the world crisis related to the church here and abroad Speakers recently from the Orient wili answer questions concerning missions in China and Japan called the ‘hot spots” of the Christian picture todav. Othwill present the church's responsibility to voung draftees, the aged. college students leees and other church problems The meetings have been described “entirely inspirational and an opportunity for church officials to sound the laity out in heart to heart talks on cricial matters.” All daytime sessions and a Mondav evening vouth meeting wiil in the Third Christian Churcn with Dr. William F. Rothenburger as host pastor. A mass meeiing for women will be at 7:15 p. m. Monday in the Central Christian Church with Mrs. William A. Shullenberger presiding: and one for men at ihe same hour in the Murat Temple. The joint mass meeting for men and women will be in the Murat beginning at 8:30 p. m. Monday. Dr. C. O. Hawley, team leader and director of unified promotion for the Disciples of Christ, will preside at both the men’s and joint mass meetings and the Rev. Howard E Anderson, at the vouth session. Indianapolis will be the 12th city to hear the speaking team. Other cities extend from California to Virginia and from Washington State to Texas. By way of preparation, 120 Indianapolis people have visited towns outside Marion County ana mmvited Disciples come to the convocations And since Indiana has more of the denomination's churches than anv other it is expected that a total of 53000 will attend China will the subject addresses hy two missionaries recently eturned from there. They are Miss Bertha Park and Miss Margaret Lawrence. Mrs. Robert A. Doan. onetime missionary to Japan, now vice president of the United Christian Missionary Society here. will speak on “What Is Happening in Japan.”
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By EMMA RIVERS MILNER Christ Episcopal Church the Circle will observe “Mothering Sunin true English fashion tomonr-
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Parents and children, homecommembers and guests will gather as one great church family for the 8 a. m. corporate communion. A traditional Mothering Sunday oreakfast will be served afterward in the parish house. Many are expected to spend the entire morning in the church, renewing old friendships ana visiting the school. The Rev. E. Ainger Powell, rector, will celebrate the Choral Eucharist and give a brief address on “The Historical Mothering Sunday” at 10:45 a. m,
"no ing
Altars Bloom Again
the fourth Sunday in | joyous break in solemn season in Altars stripped Asi Wednesday for the and substitute rose s for the penitential during the rest of
Tomorrow, Lent, offers a midst of the most the Christian vear of flowers since will bloom again the "gy mal vestment required
day clerg colored purple Lent Christ Church has been preparing for its fourth annual observance of Mothering Sunday for weeks Hundreds of invitations have been mailed and the traditional English Simnel cakes have been baked and allowed to “season” for the breakfast. The Rev. Mr curate, the Rev bottom, both born in England, wrote to their natives country for information concerning Mothering Sunday and have made their church one of the first West of the Alleghanies to observe it.
Found Old Recipe
Rev. Mr. Heckingbottom found the recipe for the simnel cakes in an old English cook book. The cakes are wrapped in green and yellow paper and the packages decorated with violet seals. Violets are the symbol of mother love. And in England. where spring is milder than in Indianapolis, little children gather them in the fields and give them to their mothers on mothering Sunday. Both children and adults give presents of various kinds to their mothers, remember departed mothers at the altar and also bring special offerings Mothering Sunday takes its name from the Epistle, read the fourth Sunday in Lent in Episcopal and Catholic Churches, in which heaven is spoken of as Jerusalem, the mother of the Christian family. This Sunday, entirely different from Mother's Dav. the second Sunday
and his Hecking-
Powell Charles
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Laetare, Sunday
in re-
1s also called or Refreshment Church families united celebration tomorrow will spirit expressed in these an old English hvmn:
in May, Gaudete Christ their flect
lines
the irom Mothering. mothering, with me, Bury glee, Do give Help us to make the old days live, Children forever may we be. Mothering, mothering, mothering home.”
come
your sorrow and find your
. you have nothing to
not say
Wesleyan Guild To Be Organized
al professional women | of the Indianapolis Methodist Dismake history by the
Business d
trier are to or-
themselves into Service Guild of
ganizing Wesleyan the district
a dinner,
Avenue
will be sponsored bv the In dianapolis District Woman's Society of Christion Service Miss Marion Lela Morris of Evanston, Ill, national We sleyan Service Guild secretar;, will speak and conduct a forum afterward; Miss Grace Vickery of Newburg, Ind, S. G. secretary, will guest. Mrs. Warren Wardell, president-elect of the new guild and W. S. G. secretary of the District Woman's Society tian Service, will preside. Central en as the
The charter meeting, March 31
Methodist
in the Central
Church,
Mrs. Wardell
conference W, be a special
scene of this organiza-
tional meeting because it is the only!
district church which of the W. S. G.. a former Methodist Dr. Guy O. Car-
Indianapolis had a chapter feature of the Episcopal Church. penter, tor, now district superintendent, conduct cration services, Watkins, devotions, Babson will sing
will
the Rev. W. E and Miss Opal
. Indiay 1apoiis District 8 iav Evening Services < Park i ? E. L. Hu gion Methodist “Choir Methodist Churches Fiftyv-First Street Capitol Avenue New Jersey Street East Tenth Street vington
of Chris- {
Avenue Church was chos- |
former Central Church pas-'
the installation and conse-'
Cl | presents SWARTHOUT Guest Soloist With
ALBERT SPALDING ANDRE KOSTELANETZ
GLADYS
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DR. ROY EWING VALE
Rev. Stewart W. Hartfelter Minis er 2.30 A. M. Bible School 10:45 A. M. Divine Warship Dr. Vale Preaching
“Findi a Meaning for Your Life” Fi "50 P. M. Youth Societies
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Nationwide Celebration to Include Broadcast.
The 400th anniversary of the Society of Jesus, the Order of the Jesuits, will be marked throughout the Catholic world tomorrow. William K. McGowan, of Indianapolis, is in charge § of the Indiana & observance, Mr. McGowan is an alumnus of Georgetown University, Washingington, D. C., one of 31 colleges founded by the Jesuits in the United States. A vacation school at West Baden, Ind,. attended last summer by 300 children of the community also is sponsored by the Jesuits in connection with the order's graduate school. Among the celebrations for tomorrow is a national broadcast carried by WIRE from 11 a. m. to noon featuring addresses by the Very Rev. Zacheus J. Maher, S. J.. of New York, American assistant to the general of the Jesuits in Rome: Governor Herbert R. O'Connor of Maryland, and others.
VICAR TO PREACH | FAREWELL SERMON
{ The Rev. J. C. W. Linsley, vicar. will preach his last sermon tomorrow at 11 a. m. in All Saints Epislcopal Cathedral before leaving for a year's service in the U. S. Army Ft. Bustis, Va The: St Francis’ Cathedral Women will give a tea tomorrow at 3 p. m. in Cathedral House in honor of parting vicar. Dr. Rov Robbins Butler University will lecture on “The Present Crisis At a.m also, the cathedral women will dedi - cate their semi-annual United Thank Offering
SCIENCE TEXT
All Christian Science Churches will study the lesson-sermon subject, “Matter,” tomorrow. The Golden Text is “All Flesh is grass ang all {the gcodliness thereof is as the | flower of the field: the grass withereth, the flower fadeth: because the spirit of the Lord bloweth upon it.” Is. 40:6, 7.
Mr. McGowan
Chapter Ni silver the the of
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first
CANDLE SERVICE
SET TOMORROW
Camp Fire Girls of Indianapolis |
and the vicinity will hold their an- |
worship and candlelighting | (ceremony tomorrow at 7:30 p. m. in ‘the First Baptist Church. The Campfire GiYls sing “The Prayer Perfect” them; Dr. C. W. Atwater, pastor, will speak, and Mrs. Russell Steinhour,
Choir
local executive secretary of Camp |
Fire Girls, will preside.
will | as an an-|
Hoosier Talent Parade
with Col. Roscoe Turner —Guest Star—
"GOOD MUSIC"
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[they say. The orchestra will do 3:30—Kostelanetz- Spalding, “Souvenir de Florence” and the WFBM.
“Swan Lake” ballet suite, 4:00—Metropolitan Auditions, WIRE, 4:00—Chicago Women's phony, WFBM. 6:00—Jack Benny, WIRE. 7:00—Charlie McCarthy,
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| With Eugene Ormandy on the Detroit Orchestra podium, Efrem Zimbalist, violinist, will solo on the Sunday Evening Hour. Mr. Zimbalist will play Saint-Saens’ “Hava[naise,” the “Prize Song” hy Wagner fand the Novacek “Perpetuum | Mobile.” The program will he otherwise significant for the first American piaying of the song Richard Wagner wrote for the hirthday of his wife {67 years ago. By Fremont Power | Frau Wagner was the daughter of Another radio premiere is pro- | the composer's friend, Franz Liszt. rammed by the Indianapolis Sym- | Syuen De 36, oo rzner wrote , . e “Children’s atechism for Orchestra for tOMOITOW | oo: s Birthday” and it was sung by four children with sym-
Van Vactor's Overture to a Comedy, [Phonic accompaniment. No. 2 { Tomorrow it will be performed by jo Ga, the full orchestra and chorus. The composition is the outcome of | The orchestra also will present Van | Wagner's Dreams, in addition 'o Vactor and Director Fabien Sevitzky | {he Academic Festival Overture hy ahms, Moszkowski's Malaguena
Ind. Siena “Boabdil” and Strauss’ Voices Mr. Van Vactor wrote an “Overture | (of Spring.
to a Comedy” in 1935 and Mr.
Sevitzky suggested a sequel. Any ADDITIONAL SO.
The No. 2 overture was given its | | MENDED: Gladys Bwarthou, world premiere here in the sub-|inezzo-soprano, will be heard on the Kostelanetz-Spalding program
fat 3:30 p. m. tomorrow on WFBM.
the No. 2 is| : lvoes . “ wholly sug- | She will sing the Mendelssohn “On
Wings of Song”; Mrs. Spalding, the violinist, has chosen Schumann's | “Traumerei,” and the orchestra will ! : play, among others, Foster's “BeauLong a familiar work with tify] Dreamer” and the “Thousand the symphony, and One Night Waltz” by Strauss incidentally, is to be a part of the| Tenor Kenny Baker will sing “pop” concert program tomorrow with the Chicago Women's Symafternoon at the Murat. phony at 4 p. m, tomorrow via Tomorrow's broadcast time is the | WFBM. His program in part: m.. WFBM-CBS. | “Drink to Me Only With Thine » | Eyes” and Dominguez’ juke box | : | favorite “Perfidia.” Jose Tturbi. the pianist. will be| The final Metropolitan Opera soloist tomorrow with the New York | Auditions are timed for 4 p. m. to-Philharmonic-Symphony Orchestra,' morrow, NBC-Red.
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